Training for redundancy the South African shipping industry
Debby Bonnin and Geoffrey Wood examine problems around the training and development of seafarers in the local shipping industry.
Vol 25 No 6 Dec 2001
The tail wags the dog Gear and local government
Leonard Gentle analyses the state’s local economic development programme, comprising strategic development initiatives and industrial development zones
The strike hit parade songs of the anti-privatisation strike
Dinga Sikwebu examines the hit parade of songs sung during the two-day anti-privatisation strike
The sexual economy poverty, sex and survival
Mark Hunter finds that, for some women, sex is an increasingly important way to survive in Mandeni in KwaZulu-Natal, one …
The new section 189 retrenchments and the right to strike
Anton Roskam discusses the proposed changes to section 189 of the LRA
The most vulnerable minimum wages for domestic workers
Line Eldring considers the proposed minimum wage for domestic workers and sees an opportunity to unionise these vulnerable workers.
So you want to merge? Lessons from recent mergers
Recently two mergers took place in the transport sector. Chris Bolsmann examines these and highlights lessons for unions who intend …
Savings and poverty insights from household data
Reza Daniels evaluates the relationship between savings and poverty
Robben Island the story of my visit
Craig Mabuza tells of the Ditsela educational tour to Robben Island
Privatisation, poverty and gender inequality
Liesl Orr analyses the impact of privatisation on poverty and gender inequality